In this time and culture, I thought that this was a brave work that endeavors to swim against the tide of thundering secularism. I was familiar with most of these books, but had never read any of them. I found this to be an excellent overview of each book and made me realize how much more insidious all of these works are. In fact, it has made me want to read some of the books so that I might have a better understanding of those I do not agree with. The book also challenged me to have more love in my heart for other people, as I realized the more you think less of others (and their intrinsic value) the closer you are to the evil thinking pervasive in all of these books.

I would have given the book 5 stars, but I found his concluding chapter a bit weak, even when I agreed with the author.